Wikimedians by favorite numbers

This is a listing of Wikipedians organized by numerical preference, in increasing order. Please add yourself, and your numbers if they aren't here yet!

-16

1. Ryan - It's a Neopets thing. Don't ask. Just remember: -4^2 = -16.

e^iπ

1. --Celestianpower (en, wikt) 15:09, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

0

1. ClockworkSoul – "Number lite".

ε_o

1. jquarry (8.85419 x 10^-12 F/m, I like the permittivity of free space)

-e ^iπ

1. \Mike

e

1. Yath - It simply rocks.

√2 (1.4142...)

1. Crasshopper – $\sqrt{2}$ symbolizes the Pythagorean Theorem. Moreover, the first man to prove $\sqrt{2}$ to be irrational was killed for upsetting the others' worldview.

φ (1.618...)

1. Lzygenius

1

1. OlEnglish -- Yeah! I'm number one!

2

1. Patio It takes two to tango, am I really the first to suggest this?

3

1. Eequor
2. Hyacinth

π

1. Idont Havaname
2. Jewbacca -- (surprised this wasn't here yet!)
3. Codernaut
4. Blueyoshi321 It's pi.
5. Pfv2
6. Liface - 100 digits memorized and counting.
7. Linuxerist
8. Rock drum

4

1. Alphax (one of)
2. DoubleBlue
3. Mikhailov Kusserow

δ

1. Bror from Sweden

5

1. Slowking Man
2. Brookie
3. Alphax (one of)
4. Jenmoa
5. Dave
6. Mikhailov Kusserow

6

1. Dr. Ebola First perfect number
2. Anonunit Some astrological book said that anyone born on November 24 have an obsession with the number 6. I liked it for awhile, but now I like 10 even more.
3. Cafe Nervosa likes six because it is easy to spell.

7

1. Eequor
2. Neutrality
3. Morbid-o
4. Alphax (one of)
5. Dungodung
6. Zubizuva
7. Martinman11 no idea why though
8. DarkEvil How can you have a favorite number except the lucky 7
9. Sintonak.X
10. Owlpostforever
11. SchfiftyThree (and 12)
12. Mikhailov Kusserow

8

1. Eequor
2. Jaxl
3. M8gen
4. Razorflame
5. Allan Javier Aguilar Castillo
6. Ralgis

9

1. Eequor
2. Zaorish
3. en:User:Air Transport Freak

10

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

11

1. Joolz - I have a tough time choosing between seven and eleven, I'm not sure why I like 11, maybe because it's always left out

12

1. Ryan Norton - not sure why....
2. Mikhailov Kusserow

13

1. JM.Beaubourg: It's a prime, it's a dozen plus one, sounds like 實生 (see 13)
2. Webkid - you don't believe it?

14

1. Thib Guicherd-Callin

15

1. Kapil

16

1. Alphax (one of)
2. Jaberwocky6669 I duuno, I just have this thing about this number. There was a time when I constantly had to speak it in my mind and make it feel like I was actually saying it but not actually say it. Now as long as I can keep myself busy I can avoid it prettymuch. I still have to count numbers and letters and break shapes down into sub-shapes until I can arrive at the number 16. For example, I break a square into four smaller squares which I further break down into 4 even smaller squares because 4 x 4 = 16! I often do it to road signs though. Is this normal?
3. Utcursch

17

1. Steffen Löwe Gera (it's my birthday)
2. Hedley
3. Blueyoshi321 YP 17!
4. Sphilbrick YP 17!

19

1. mz

21

1. lysdexia for blackjack, dice, and the thermosologeochemical Castleton constant which I discovered and explained on free_energy@eGroups.com
2. Alphax (one of)
3. Greeves ^{(talk • contribs • Wikipedia)}

23

1. Amayzes
2. Mutante
3. Leon2323

24

1. Animated Cascade
2. Mikhailov Kusserow

25

1. Noesis

27

1. iKato

32

1. Damate

40

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

41

1. Anthony aragorn

42

1. \Mike - of course...
2. Codernaut
3. Thyrduulf how could anyone not like this number?
4. Ddawson What else?
5. Linuxbeak - There's got to be more people in this catagory...
6. Guy M ^(Talk) And my father wanted to name me Marvin!
7. Blueyoshi321 This many roads.
8. Voyager640
9. Aperculum This one was too obvious
10. DrWho42 Good ol' Deep Thought.
11. --Celestianpower (en, wikt) Duh!
12. John Bibby - so of course my website is [1]
13. Daakadence - because 420 is just too many digits.
14. Nishkid64 Bob: Hey, what did you get as the answer to question #11?; George: 42.

44

1. Taco Deposit

50

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

70

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

77

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

79

1. Zanimum
2. Mikhailov Kusserow

82

1. JustinC

88

1. Eequor

112

1. Djinn112 (also 327.)

163

1. Zeimusu

327

1. Djinn112 (also 112.)

512

1. Hołek - because this is amount of my RAM ;)

2520

1. Ardonik (Why? Its factors are five, seven, eight, and nine, making it the smallest integer that is divisible by all of the natural numbers between 1 and 10. For the same reason, 15,120 used to be my favorite number many years ago.)

7000

1. Mikhailov Kusserow

Complex

i

1. Complex01
2. Eequor

2πi

1. Guanaco 04:31, 3 November 2005 (UTC)

Cardinality

$\aleph_0$

1. Daekharel

$\aleph_1$

1. Dante Alighieri

Infinity

∞ Alkivar

Extrainfinity

∞^∞ --Ivocamp96 15:59, 10 March 2009 (UTC)

See also

• Wikipedians categorized by sub-cultural affiliation